Just moved to the area and discovered this park. Brand new playground installed. Right near trail…read moreand a lot of easy parking.

Along the Potomac River northwest of Georgetown is a close-knit community called The Palisades…read more This is its recreation center. There's a small parking lot in the front and trails that lead to an actual recreation center, fields and a playground that doubles as a splash park in the summer. My four-year-old daughter loved the playground. It's modeled after an Indigenous American village along the Potomac River with slides, etc. For being in a wealthy neighborhood, it's a little run down, but still a lot of fun. If you like quirky art, take the small dirt path to the right when facing the parking lot. Walk a few yards to a small opening in the forest to find the "Glass Forest" with art hanging on the trees. It's a little creepy, but also quirky!

Hmmm...I suppose I was assuming this playground would be more than it was given the area…read more The good: *a couple slides, things to climb on *dedicated parking lot *fitness equipment *skate park (definitely check this out) The issues: *the equipment is old and run down: pieces of the padded floor are all over the place and kids throw them *back to those kids and why we won't be back....where are the parents, nannies, guardians, SOME adult?! There were lots around but no one was telling their kid to not throw pieces of the ground at people. My son was excited about the slide....until he was trampled while going down it by 4 kids (at least 8 years old so they should know better anyways) running up the slide. This hasn't ever been an issue before since caretakers are usually at least sort of watching their kids but nope not here. Overall the equipment was boring and the playground way beyond capacity, particularly during these times. Not a fan, won't be back.

Cool little park. There are nice single rimmed basketball hoops. This makes it easier to gauge the…read moredistance and make more shots versus the triple reinforced rims you typically run into at public parks now. There's also a playground for the kids.

Nice playground with swings and lots of slides and climbers. Kids loved it. Wish it was gated…read morethough.

Deer meadow park on the same named road is a smaller part of the larger Kings Farm Park. This…read moresmaller play ground area is well shaded and quite when I was here. On the same LARGE SQUARE (on the map) of the Kings Farm park, this is a small subsection to enjoy.

this is one of the bigger parks in the king farm community, with plenty of amenities. you can come…read morehere to walk, jog, rollerblade, push a stroller, walk your dog, play tennis, play basketball, throw a baseball around, or just sit and hang out in the grassy area. the hoa does a great job of maintaining this park and i often see many residents and visitors here, just enjoying this recreational space. i think with the addition of a baseball diamond or soccer field, this park would have it all. but with the existing amenities, it is still one of the best.

The park next door: This is SUCH a cool park! So few parks…read morehave swings and this one has baby swings and normal swings and the back support swings! In addition to the swings, there's a baby park, and a big kid park, AND a splash park. What more could you ask for?!

Wonderful community center. I go for the tennis courts but there is basketball, baseball, and…read moreplaygrounds. A wonderful green space in the middle of the city. The tennis courts are good fun. Lots of community spirit, music, and local flavor. Usually can be a waiting line but the courts are decent and also well lit

Perfect. 9 years of 12 of my life mostly spent here. The spider web part is good. There is a good…read moreplace to rest that is super good for parties! 10 stars. read the review. its 10 stars

Recently opened in February, TFCC is a new and welcome addition to the Rockville Parks & Rec…read moredepartment. Located in the Fallsgrove area, the community center is both convenient to my office and a very affordable gym option. The facilities (all brand new) include a big basketball court, a ping-pong room, a fitness room with weight and cardio machines, a playground outside for the kiddies, a community garden that's starting to grow, and a few rooms for classes/events. And, the building was built with many sustainable features (i.e. geothermal heating, locally sourced materials, efficient water faucets) I've been a fitness member for a while which means I can access the fitness room whenever the center is open. On top of that I take a weekly kickboxing class that is a lot of fun (but also kicks my butt.) I really like that I can take as many or as few classes as I want and just pay for what I actually use through the Parks & Rec department. At typical membership gyms, you pay an inflated fee to pay for all these classes you don't even go to and all the personal trainers to annoy you to take a training session and all the sales people to haggle with you over an extra $5 off the 'joining fee'. Here you can pay a flat rate and get access for a month, 3 months, 6 months, or a year. And there is a discount if you're a resident of Rockville. The community center also has community events like basketball tournaments, festivals for kids, teen movie nights, and other family oriented things that are a nice addition to the area. I haven't tried these out as I don't play basketball, am not a kid nor am I a teen but they look like fun family functions. Overall I highly recommend TFCC and am very satisfied, especially since I don't have to commit to a membership gym!

This a really nice park in the middle of a Rockville neighborhood, walking distance from College…read moreGardens Elementary School. Had my daughter's birthday party here a few weeks ago, the kids LOVED it! It also has a large covered pavilion with picnic tables and more uncovered picnic tables on the grass with some grills near-by. Lovely lake and walk-way around it, just watch your step (the geese like to mark their territory).

Mitchell Park Recreation Center is a nice area in Kalorama in NW DC. The surrounding area is…read morewealthier and you can tell by looking at this rec center. There's a large field for dogs. There are two playgrounds incredibly well kept and clean. If you are in the area and have kids, it's a great spot to chill.